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  • Eager Eagle@lemmy.worldtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldCurrent Reality
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    2 days ago

    she rejects science she doesn’t like when it comes to transgender science

    I don’t think so… her content on trans people sounds almost as impartial as it could be, but prove me wrong if you have a better source

    I think you should watch her content and draw your own conclusions about her instead of trusting clickbait-y articles or lemmy upvotes


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    I wonder how much corporations are paying her to push this swill against open research that’s publicly owned.

    Probably nothing. I’ve been following her for a while and it seems to me she’s just been betrayed and disappointed by academia to an extreme that made her turn a 180 and defend private funding, when that’s clearly doomed from the start.

    I wouldn’t take these bits too seriously, but she does make good arguments overall and exposes some real problems and concerns that I’ve also seen as a grad student in a different field. I can’t agree that privatization is the way forward, but there’s more to her channel than that. I follow mostly because she’s a great explainer of the more complex concepts in quantum physics, and overall seems to know well what she’s talking about when it’s in her field.
















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    Please coordinate with us before starting any porting work so nobody wastes their time on something we can’t merge.

    If you look at the code, you’ll notice it has a strong “translated from C++” vibe. That’s because it is translated from C++. The top priority for this first pass is compatibility with our C++ pipeline. The Rust code intentionally mimics things like the C++ register allocation patterns so that the two compilers produce identical bytecode.

    that seems reasonable to me